PocketBook is a mobile reading and audiobook app that lets users organize books, add them through ISBN scanning, and generate audiobooks. It features a bookshelf-inspired design, customizable themes, and a dedicated audio listening experience.

I used Stitch as the starting point for the entire design process. First, I created a detailed design.md document describing the app's requirements, visual style, and user experience goals. After uploading it to Stitch, I used the generated design system and layout concepts as a foundation for the project. I iterated on the designs using additional bookshelf-inspired references, refined screens such as the home page, book details page, audiobook generation flow, and audio narration page, and explored different visual directions until I reached the final design. Once the UI was finalized, I exported the design references and assets and used them in Antigravity IDE to build the Flutter application, adding functionality, interactions, and animations to create the final working product.

STITCH LINK - https://stitch.withgoogle.com/projects/9764410388875271824

This is professional-grade perfection! Ready for the big leagues. 💼🌍

I built a working prototype for a sports fashion app using design.md. It was a great starting point for setting up the basics like typography, spacing, colours, and layout, which made it much easier to stay consistent throughout the design. Prototype Preview →

The prototype covers the full journey from Sign-in to Sign-out, including:

• SignUp/In • Onboarding • Home Page • Search • Filtering • Side Navigation • Product Discovery & Listing • Product Detail Page • Cart Experience • Checkout Flow • Order Confirmation • Profile • Account Settings • Order History

I've played around with Stitch before and made a few rough drafts, but this version feels like a big step forward. What I really enjoyed was the balance between AI-generated screens and manually connecting, refining, and shaping the experience myself.

By the end, it didn't feel like something AI made for me; it felt like something I built. Stitch handled a lot of the heavy lifting, but there was still enough control to make the product feel handcrafted and intentional.

Really impressed by how quickly it helped establish the foundation while still leaving plenty of room for creativity and refinement.

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